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Lawmakers in Mexico's lower house are urging a swift crackdown on an alleged 1.45 trillion‑peso tax evasion operation that relies on fake invoicing. The demand reflects growing pressure to protect public finances amid persistent tax‑avoidance practices.
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Vicente Fox, who ended the PRI’s 71‑year grip on the presidency in 2000, announced his formal affiliation with the Institutional Revolutionary Party. The move has ignited debate about shifting allegiances ahead of Mexico’s next electoral cycle.
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Mexico’s ambassador to the European Union announced a joint initiative to choke drug‑cartel cash flows. The plan focuses on coordinated financial‑crime investigations and tighter money‑laundering controls.
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The Jalisco New Generation Cartel set fire to the northern part of Michoacán following a botched operation to arrest its regional commander, known as "Tío Lako." Security forces responded with a large raid that detained nine alleged cartel members, including the leader's daughter and partner, while blockades and burned vehicles disrupted daily life in the area.
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The United States revoked the travel visa of Andy López Beltrán, a senior Morena official and son of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. The move has ignited accusations of interference in Mexico’s internal affairs and heightened tensions ahead of the new administration.
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Former Guerrero governor Ángel Aguirre has been placed in preventive prison as prosecutors seek to try him for alleged involvement in the 2014 forced disappearance of 43 students from Ayotzinapa. The move is the most significant legal step yet in a case that has become a symbol of impunity in Mexico.
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The Mexican government has cut subsidies to state-owned oil company Pemex, exacerbating the firm's financial struggles. Pemex faces reduced income, low production, and theft, threatening the country's energy security.
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A judge in Guerrero denied former governor Ángel Aguirre's request for house arrest and ordered preventive detention on forced‑disappearance charges tied to the 2014 Ayotzinapa case. The decision revives a decade‑old investigation into the mass disappearance of 43 students.
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The National Autonomous University of Mexico has terminated its deal with Territorium Life following an AI‑driven review that identified possible widespread cheating on its virtual entrance exam. Around 58,000 to 75,000 applicants are now required to sit for a new test.
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A recent EF poll shows Mexico City Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum maintained a consistent approval rating in July. The finding, reported by several Mexican outlets, underscores her continued political standing ahead of upcoming elections.
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Mexico's National Autonomous University (UNAM) confirmed the resignation of Secretary General Patricia Dávila as a massive cheating scandal engulfed its entrance exam. The New York Times reported that as many as 75,000 candidates may have been implicated, prompting a nationwide debate on university admissions.
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A scandal has erupted over the results of the admission test for Mexico's top university, UNAM, with allegations of irregularities and favoritism. The incident has sparked widespread outrage and raised questions about the fairness of the country's education system.